What It Takes To Be A Case Officer for the CIA

Closing Down The East Wing

In this episode, Abdullah expresses his gratitude to WKNC and the fans for their support of the podcast. He also goes over a couple of things about his background, how the podcast started, and some of his favorite conversations.  ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

My Story As A Former Special Agent Within Diplomatic Security

Abdullah is Joined by Gentry Smith, A former police officer, special agent for diplomatic security, and director of the office of foreign missions. Smith shares with us many stories about his postings abroad as well as some of the lessons that he learned from diplomacy and travel. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

From US Marines to A PhD in Philosophy

Joseph Kyrlow is a philosophy professor at NC State University. Before his academic career, Joe was in the US military, where he enlisted in the Marines straight after high school. In this episode, Joe shares with us a few stories about his military career, his transition to philosophy, as well as his faith journey. This is a raw and unfiltered conversation with my good friend Joe. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

A Short Interview With Special Operator Bob Burton

This is A short interview with Special operator Bob Burton, who was a green beret in the US military. Bob shares with us a few lessons about what it takes to make it to this special operations unit and why he ended up choosing to join the army and serve his country. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

What It Takes To Be A Case Officer for the CIA

This is A conversation with Patrick Weninger, an NC State University alum and a former Case Officer for the CIA. Patrick shares stories from his experience as a case officer, how he became involved with the CIA, and what it is like to engage with people as an undercover officer. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]